Russian centre on the map of the martial arts tourism – Congress and festival in Saint Petersburg, Russia

Wojciech Cynarski

doi:10.18002/rama.v13i1.5166

Autores

Wojciech Cynarski University of Rzeszów http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1252-5456

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18002/rama.v13i1.5166

Palavras-chave:

Artes marciais, desportos de combate, sambo, turismo científico, turismo de artes marciais, eventos científicos, institucionalização

Resumo

Este trabalho informa sobre o VIII Congresso Internacional “Sport, People and Health”, que ocorreu em São Petersburgo, entre os dias 12 e 17 de outubro de 2017. Apresenta a perspetiva do turismo científico e do turismo das artes marciais. Para sua realização, utilizámos métodos qualitativos (estudo do caso e observação participante), incluindo conteúdos descritivos, interpretativos e avaliativos. O congresso reuniu mais de 600 participantes. As artes marciais e os desportos de combate foram um tema chave do congresso, com um total de 33 trabalhos apresentados sobre a temática. Foi possível também assistir a demonstrações de artes marciais e desportos de combate. Concluímos que este evento foi um bom exemplo de turismo científico e de artes marciais, assim como a crescente vontade dos académicos russos em participar na comunidade internacional de investigadores de martes marciais e desportos de combate. Realizam-se, igualmente, sugestões para incrementar o impacto científico deste evento.

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